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Anne Steinberg

Auteur de Manroot

4 oeuvres 54 utilisateurs 3 critiques

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Comprend les noms: Anne J. Steinberg

Œuvres de Anne Steinberg

Manroot (2014) 30 exemplaires
The Cuckoo's Gift (1996) 21 exemplaires
First Hands 1 exemplaire

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An unusual and gripping story. Once I had read the prologue, I was hooked. I wanted to know more about Katherine and to understand her strength in the face of all the disappointment and tragedy she faced. All the characters were fleshed out beautifully and even the sexual content had context.

I like to read a story that has no echoes of other authors in it. This one fits the bill. It didn't remind me of anything else I had ever read and it was nothing if not unique and unpredictable.
 
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mattorsara | 2 autres critiques | Aug 11, 2022 |
I bought this book on Amazon for the great price of $0.99. I just want to start off by saying that this book is very dark. There may even be things that might offend some people. It really depends on your personal preference. However, I did keep reading no matter what I came up to. Goodreads.com has it listed as 320 pages which usually seems short but this book is very descriptive and it can seem longer. I don't usually mind descriptive books because then you can visualize the world it is in better. You're able to feel the eerie mysteriousness of the whole book.

Katherine is born with mystic healing and an affinity for herbalism which she gets from her mothers' heritage. Her father is a drunk Irishman, and her mother was a Navajo Indian. Her father is sick. He actually rapes his own daughter, eww. Who knows, this takes place in the time of the great depression I guess, who knows what kind of sickos there were. Take it as you want. Anyways, they end up in this town in Missouri, which is where her father abandons her at the Inn she is working at.

This book was spooky and interesting too. I like the spiritual side or the traditions that come across when you are reading. The book follows Katherine during her lifetime and her twins, which is personally weird for me because my mother was a twin until recently. I liked Katherine as a character. Then there were other times where I was so frustrated or emotional. It probably has nothing to do with the character herself, but more so about the things that happen to her or the circumstances of the situation.

If you enjoy reading a book about a different time, and a different world, then this could be the book for you. It's listed at a good price, so try it.
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RozzieReads | 2 autres critiques | Jun 5, 2018 |
A tale that takes you to another time, another place................I kept wanting to know what the next chapter would hold, a fabulous story.
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Statistiques

Œuvres
4
Membres
54
Popularité
#299,230
Évaluation
½ 3.6
Critiques
3
ISBN
6

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